Neve Tzedek’s doors in Tel Aviv

Neve Tzedek is a historic neighbourhood in Tel Aviv, Israel. It was one of the first neighbourhoods to be built outside the walls of the ancient port city of Jaffa, which became part of Tel Aviv in the early 20th century.

The neighbourhood was founded in 1887 by a group of Jewish immigrants from Jerusalem looking to escape the crowded conditions of the Old City. They bought land from Arab landowners and started building houses and a community.

In its early years, Neve Tzedek was a wealthy and fashionable neighbourhood that attracted artists, writers and intellectuals. Known for its European-style architecture and landscaped gardens, it quickly became a centre for culture and innovation in the burgeoning city of Tel Aviv.

This image shows one of a series of images taken at Neve Tzedek.
This image shows one of a series of images taken at Neve Tzedek.
This image shows one of a series of images taken at Neve Tzedek.
This image shows one of a series of images taken at Neve Tzedek.

Neve Tzedek

This image shows one of a series of photos taken in Yazd, Iran.
This image shows one of a series of images taken at Neve Tzedek.
This image shows one of a series of images taken at Neve Tzedek.
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A video about Neve Tzedek on Youtube

Neve Tzedek on Wikipedia

Art prints of the images from our Place Identity project can be purchased here.